Engineering - Components Engineer | King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, United States Engineering - Components Engineer Location: King of Prussia, PA, 19406, United States About the Role Step into a critical position as a Components Engineer, where you'll impact the future of aerospace technology and defense hardware. Join a collaborative team dedicated to technical excellence, compliance, and continuous innovation. This role offers the opportunity to work on advanced projects, expand your expertise in military specifications, and contribute to the success of mission-critical systems. Responsibilities - Review aerospace hardware designs and ensure compliance with MIL-STD-11991 and other military specifications - Evaluate electrical and electronic equipment including piece parts, circuit card assemblies, wires, harnesses, and electromechanical assemblies - Interpret manufacturer datasheets, source control drawings, and Bills of Materials to assess component suitability - Develop and submit Non-Standard Part Approval Requests (NSPARs) to Department of Defense organizations - Conduct detailed part-level obsolescence management, including BOM monitoring, issue resolution, and new source identification - Perform quality engineering reviews of design documentation, vendor quality manuals, and company quality records - Apply statistical process control (SPC) methods for data analysis and component evaluation - Plan and perform analysis, inspection, testing, and integration activities to ensure product/component quality - Collaborate with design engineers, cross-functional teams, and vendors to enforce compliance and resolve complex design issues - Present findings and recommendations to program management and customers Required Skills and Experience - Minimum 3 years of direct experience with MIL-STD-11991 requirements and NSPAR development - Expertise in reviewing and analyzing active and passive electronic piece parts - Proficient in reading and interpreting manufacturer datasheets, source control drawings, and BOMs - Experience in part-level obsolescence management and problem-solving for electronic systems - Strong communication skills and ability to present technical information to stakeholders - Willingness to take on diverse assignments across the product lifecycle Preferred Skills - Familiarity with Destructive Physical Analysis, Particle Impact Noise Detection Testing, and MIL-STD-883 test methods - Degree in Electrical Engineering, Electronics Engineering, Physics, Materials Science, or Materials Engineering Benefits - Competitive compensation and comprehensive benefits package - Opportunities for professional development and certification - Work alongside industry leaders in a supportive and innovative environment - Career advancement pathways within the aerospace and defense sector How to Apply Ready to advance your career in aerospace engineering? Submit your resume and a brief cover letter outlining your qualifications and experience related to MIL-STD-11991, NSPARs, and electronic component evaluation.